题目内容

?One day last week I went a walk in the country.                                       1.       

In the morning the weather was well and the sun was                                           2.       

shining;the sky was blue and there were no could.                                         3.       

Soon a cool wind started blown and black clouds                                          4.       

were covered the sun and then it started to rain.                                            5.       

There were no houses in sight,but I got very wet.                                          6.       

After a hour or so,I managed to catch a bus which                                        7.       

took me home.But when I arrived I was shivering                                         8.       

and I knew I had caught a bad cold.I must                                                    9.       

have taken my coat.I had nothing to do but to                                               10.       

stay at home and wait for a doctor.

1.went后加for 

2.well→fine/nice 

3.could→clouds 

4.blown→blowing 

5.去掉were 

6.but→so 

7.第一个a→an 

8.正确。

9.must→should,must have done 

10.去掉第二个to


解析:

1.went后加for go后可以接v.ing;to do sth.;for sth.

2.well→fine/nice well作“健康”讲是adj.,作“好”讲是adv.。

3.could→clouds 应该用复数,否则为...was not a cloud

4.blown→blowing start后可以接to do或doing.

5.去掉were 此处应该用主动语态

6.but→so 前后为因果关系。

7.第一个a→an hour为元音音素开头。

8.正确。

9.must→should,must have done 表示现在对过去的推测;should have done表示过去该做的事而没有做,且带有责备意味。

10.去掉第二个to but前面有do的不同形式时,后面的不定式不带to。

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